We here at Lark strive to make sure that all of our books are as accurate and complete as possible. Once in awhile, a mistake slips past us and makes its way into print. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. We are not perfect, but we strive for perfection. If you spot an error, please let us know, and we’ll do our best to get it corrected.

Below, you can find book corrections by title. Click on the page number to download a PDF of the corrected page; the revisions are highlighted in yellow. Please note that we incorporate major corrections into reprints of our books, so your edition may already feature corrected pages.

Find the list of corrections here…

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Life as a DIY-er is stress-free and painless, filled with never-ending ideas and quick fixes for minor snafus.

Oh, who are we kidding…

Everyone needs a little advice now and then, so if you’re stuck on a project, need ideas, or just interested in how our experts got started, drop us a line. We’ll get our experts to give advice on all your how-to needs.

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Donald Clark, author of Making a Living in Crafts, offers his advice for first time craft-biz owners.

Important Considerations As You Begin A Craft Business

1. Be clear that you are a manufacturer and you produce a product, albeit it a very creative one.

Behave like a manufacturer, know the marketplace, find the best prices on materials, research shops and galleries, pursue all avenues for selling your product and know your competition. Perhaps the most important tool you can use to accomplish this is the Internet. I think it is essential for the 21st century craftsperson to understand the value of the Internet as a source of supplies, and information and perhaps as time goes by an outlet for your products.

More advice from Donald Clark…

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Looking for more inspiration? Visit our authors’ websites for expert tips, their latest projects, and perhaps a little shopping!

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